Interesting that everytime "Fairchild" is mentioned, there is footage of Fairchild 660 audio compressor, which was made by Fairchild Recording Equipment Corporation, founded by SAME Sherman Fairchild in 1931. This guy founded over 70 companies. Including one that developed some aerial photography stuff for apollo missions. Crazy.
@@dksdmusic The company was founded in 1931. The compressor was made in 50's if I recall correctly. It's also funny that it operates using tube technology, while video is about transistors and silicon.
I only ever hear of Shockley and Moore in EE classes, but it’s cool to see documentaries that give more insight about these figures beyond the theories and classroom
Not surprised they hated public schools. It's basically just the bare minimum in 90% of them. You still need your kid to socialize, etc, but I wouldn't rely on the school to teach them much.
Actually Bardeen and Brattain did discover the point contact transistor kinda on their own. Shockley sent them in that direction while hoping to be the one to use the field effect to build a transistor. Shockley did end up inventing the pnp/npn structure (which wasn't based on the field effect) because he couldn't stand his subordinates succeeding. This idea carried on in his own company.
I can't do anything but love these "story/documental" videos but I need to watch them strategically for not getting burnout from then. I would also recommend low spec gamer if you like this kind of videos, it has a different style but is same as pleasing to hear.
Bardeen and Brattain felt burned because they actually invented the transistor and Shockley just improved it with some ideas from his previous failed attempts.
Global financial markets have been significantly impacted by SVB's demise, prompting investors to sell off bank equities hastily and reevaluate their interest rate expectations. I am a $350,000 investor who is at a crossroads and wondering if it is wise to hold onto securities that are losing value. I want guidance on the best approaches to maximizing my returns in this negative market.
It is unlikely that the market will experience big gains anytime soon in light of the latest developments involving SVB, therefore it is prudent to set reasonable expectations and get ready for a potentially protracted recovery period. It is advised to postpone making big investment decisions until the economic climate in areas of concern has stabilized. It is best to take precautions and stay out of the current disturbance.
@@sarahbrown-ct1bu During market downturns, people should remain committed to reputable companies by maintaining or growing their investments, as well-managed businesses eventually regain their former strength.
Great video! Just shows how important it is to know that life altering inventions could be done with just a few people. Imagine if those people lived somewhere else other than the US. The world as we know it could be completely different (political, economical and technical)
I really enjoy the topics that you post about, the information you bring along with it, and usually the pace (though I usually at 1.75x to 2x speed). What I find adds absolutely nothing to the video, is the constantly changing frames and pictures. For the target audience that I'm guessing you're going for there's no knowledge value to watching your video if all you're showing is just random clips. I'd much rather just watch you film yourself sharing the same information with good thumbnails, visually appealing and value adding graphs, charts, article excerpts, and truly related pictures WHEN NEEDED, than all you're doing now. It would greatly cut down on the editing, the random pictures, all this extra text moving and editing you're doing, and allow you to focus on maximizing delivering the structured knowledge you're aiming to share. This is my gripe with all channels that post this format of ridiculous unrelated pictures when sharing good information. Could just be me, I could be wrong. I appreciate the script and would like for this channel to grow and continue creating great content!
Shockley's obsession with eugenics is yet another of example of the fact that someone is among the best at his field doesn't necessarily mean he knows anything about other areas. The problem is people that "I'm good at X, which is really complicated, so everything else must be easily solvable in comparison."
I mean he was a man of science after all. We breed plants and animals to give better yields and be more resilient. Maybe he wasn't morally in the right here.
Thing is, while the official narrative is that Shockley was just crazy paranoid and a bad manager for requiring strict confidentiality and proof of loyalty, in the end his misgivings were proven correct. Ironically, he made the mistake of trusting Kleiner.
Tone down on the animations/transitions a bit. Take into consideration that due your tendencies for slow, deliberate way of talking - some of us are watching it at higher speeds.
Interesting story ruined by the constant trashing of these people being called treacherous non-stop. It's obvious this author loved trashing them by the continuous trashing. They did nothing wrong, just looking for better ways to work, what anyone does for their best interest and dignity. It's very tempting to speculate why this author sides with the abuser, but more interesting and disappointing is noticing that none in the comments has defended the righteous eight, no sarcasm, obviously. It's disappointing because people nowadays are easier to get offended and being more selfish than never before, everyone here would have gone mad working for the starting boss jerk. Yet, bloggers here so far have failed to assess the situation and defend the eight.
@@LogicallyAnswered Did he invent something? I think so: Tech aesthetics. Where functionality and ease of use was equally important to how it physically looked. It bombed with the Apple III, but was right on target with the ipad, ipod, and iphone.
Interesting that everytime "Fairchild" is mentioned, there is footage of Fairchild 660 audio compressor, which was made by Fairchild Recording Equipment Corporation, founded by SAME Sherman Fairchild in 1931. This guy founded over 70 companies. Including one that developed some aerial photography stuff for apollo missions. Crazy.
I knew about the Fairchild compressor but I didn’t know it was founded in 1931.
@@dksdmusic The company was founded in 1931. The compressor was made in 50's if I recall correctly. It's also funny that it operates using tube technology, while video is about transistors and silicon.
I only ever hear of Shockley and Moore in EE classes, but it’s cool to see documentaries that give more insight about these figures beyond the theories and classroom
Thanks man!
@@LogicallyAnswered bruh you just copy paste cold fusion lol
innovation may not always be profit driven but ego will always be a part of the equation
profit can ruin innovation and ego can kill innovation also
@@Jj-ry9yw your keyword is can, but the fact is all of our current tech are motivated by those
Not surprised they hated public schools. It's basically just the bare minimum in 90% of them. You still need your kid to socialize, etc, but I wouldn't rely on the school to teach them much.
Actually Bardeen and Brattain did discover the point contact transistor kinda on their own. Shockley sent them in that direction while hoping to be the one to use the field effect to build a transistor.
Shockley did end up inventing the pnp/npn structure (which wasn't based on the field effect) because he couldn't stand his subordinates succeeding. This idea carried on in his own company.
Good video. It's crazy how all began with Shockley's parents deciding to give him good education.
Another ground-breaking shortfilm!
Thanks man!
Such a ground breaking short film, Have a good week.
Thank you Philip!
An informative masterpiece!
Thank you Ishan!
I can't do anything but love these "story/documental" videos but I need to watch them strategically for not getting burnout from then.
I would also recommend low spec gamer if you like this kind of videos, it has a different style but is same as pleasing to hear.
Great video brother!! Have a great week!!
Thank you Daniel!
Could you do more stories on Teledyne and other spin off companies from Fairchild?
Bardeen and Brattain felt burned because they actually invented the transistor and Shockley just improved it with some ideas from his previous failed attempts.
Global financial markets have been significantly impacted by SVB's demise, prompting investors to sell off bank equities hastily and reevaluate their interest rate expectations. I am a $350,000 investor who is at a crossroads and wondering if it is wise to hold onto securities that are losing value. I want guidance on the best approaches to maximizing my returns in this negative market.
It is unlikely that the market will experience big gains anytime soon in light of the latest developments involving SVB, therefore it is prudent to set reasonable expectations and get ready for a potentially protracted recovery period. It is advised to postpone making big investment decisions until the economic climate in areas of concern has stabilized. It is best to take precautions and stay out of the current disturbance.
@@sarahbrown-ct1bu During market downturns, people should remain committed to reputable companies by maintaining or growing their investments, as well-managed businesses eventually regain their former strength.
@@farn-4u I agree with you. her records are impressive
Excellent story. Thank you.
I always look forward to your videos
Thanks for your support Trevin!
Really well make videos! You are good.
Historical.
thanks for making this video. should be taught at schools & shown on TV.
Great video! Just shows how important it is to know that life altering inventions could be done with just a few people. Imagine if those people lived somewhere else other than the US. The world as we know it could be completely different (political, economical and technical)
I really enjoy the topics that you post about, the information you bring along with it, and usually the pace (though I usually at 1.75x to 2x speed). What I find adds absolutely nothing to the video, is the constantly changing frames and pictures. For the target audience that I'm guessing you're going for there's no knowledge value to watching your video if all you're showing is just random clips. I'd much rather just watch you film yourself sharing the same information with good thumbnails, visually appealing and value adding graphs, charts, article excerpts, and truly related pictures WHEN NEEDED, than all you're doing now. It would greatly cut down on the editing, the random pictures, all this extra text moving and editing you're doing, and allow you to focus on maximizing delivering the structured knowledge you're aiming to share.
This is my gripe with all channels that post this format of ridiculous unrelated pictures when sharing good information.
Could just be me, I could be wrong.
I appreciate the script and would like for this channel to grow and continue creating great content!
Love your channel
Thank you Devlon!
Great vid!
Thanks man!
Shockley stole quite a bit from others such as bardeen and brattain is putting it lightly
This video is soo cool!
Thanks Pranav!
The investor that funded Fairchild probably did not think twice about it being a scam because the pitcher was the first to mention new tech
Can you make a documentary style video on Mit or Stanford?
Thanks for the suggestions Aditya!
@@LogicallyAnswered 🙏
Odd how patent laws didn't block any of them.
yea i was thinking this throughout the whole video
Nice video The AMZON stock I was talking about 6K I sold them at the peak for 7 K then bought them again for 6.1K 😂😂
Nice!
Shockley's obsession with eugenics is yet another of example of the fact that someone is among the best at his field doesn't necessarily mean he knows anything about other areas. The problem is people that "I'm good at X, which is really complicated, so everything else must be easily solvable in comparison."
People are a product of the culture of their times
I mean he was a man of science after all. We breed plants and animals to give better yields and be more resilient. Maybe he wasn't morally in the right here.
yay for more niche content!! so excited
There's a movie wanting to be made about the Traitorous Eight.
0:39 well, it’s ARM.
Thing is, while the official narrative is that Shockley was just crazy paranoid and a bad manager for requiring strict confidentiality and proof of loyalty, in the end his misgivings were proven correct. Ironically, he made the mistake of trusting Kleiner.
First second and it says this is a demo text 😂😂😂 Like you couldnt replace that
Background music has too much volume
Tonight eight of you will be betray me.
But there are only eight of us here...
greatv vid
your intro is the same as kings and generals
Tone down on the animations/transitions a bit. Take into consideration that due your tendencies for slow, deliberate way of talking - some of us are watching it at higher speeds.
hey bro. im back.
Thanks for watching Aaron!
Wait, do billionaires like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos throw tantrums too?
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too much animation in this video make it hard to watch...
Interesting story ruined by the constant trashing of these people being called treacherous non-stop. It's obvious this author loved trashing them by the continuous trashing. They did nothing wrong, just looking for better ways to work, what anyone does for their best interest and dignity.
It's very tempting to speculate why this author sides with the abuser, but more interesting and disappointing is noticing that none in the comments has defended the righteous eight, no sarcasm, obviously. It's disappointing because people nowadays are easier to get offended and being more selfish than never before, everyone here would have gone mad working for the starting boss jerk. Yet, bloggers here so far have failed to assess the situation and defend the eight.
The background music is just too much
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Thanks for being early David
First one
Thanks for being early Omkar
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Thanks for being early Juan!
Besides Elon Musk, do we have any great inventors in this day in age? The 1900s going back gave us legends
I’d argue Steve Jobs
Elon Musk hasn't invented anything. Nada. Zip. Zilch.
@@LogicallyAnswered He's more of a salesperson than an inventor.
@@LogicallyAnswered Did he invent something? I think so: Tech aesthetics. Where functionality and ease of use was equally important to how it physically looked. It bombed with the Apple III, but was right on target with the ipad, ipod, and iphone.
This story is total bollocks. You barely have to have use any intuition to read between the lines here.
Clickbait title.
They were not traitors. They were men who wanted the freedom to exercise their scientific knowledge and financial benefit from it. Plain simple
I don't get why people still invest in old-school crypto projects... PapayaHub is way more promising!